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Luckily not actual Covid 19 fatigue as (touch wood) I have so far managed to escape catching the virus. But the depressing and inexorable rise of it again across Europe has seeped into my brain and October has come and
Lisa, Lexi and Leroy all very excited that they get starring roles. Right now they are a bit frustrated that they can only get a black and white photo of how cool they look. The Flamingo Investigation Department’s IT team
In Japan there are, apparently, two concerns with public toilets, especially those located in parks. The first is whether it is clean inside, and the second is that no one is secretly waiting inside. These loos, that turn opaque once
I have a cousin who lives in Malmo and Suhith is a massive fan of the Scandi Noir series The Bridge so thought it would be a great idea to combine the two in a road trip to
Livia and Zadie have just (live in Australia and post a bit dodgy due to Covid) got their copy of The mysterious case of the elephant that forgot and are are checking out the The mysterious case of the sinking
‘That’s the shower blog for you. Always just behind the eight ball.’ As Mu wouldn’t have said cos she wasn’t a big sports fan. (Though she did know that Georgie Best ‘played for England’ – LOL). She was also a
Finally here – after being erroneously promised for both May and June – a blog about cute animals in showers including frogs, rats, penguins and more… Frogs I just love Australian green tree frogs…And Christopher’s loo and shower used
Part 1 Due to Corona virus the zoo animals were currently looking after themselves. Apart from the gorillas, Warren the warthog and Frankie the flamingo’s rather annoying cousin Florence, who had found the deepest, leakiest paddling pool ever invented
Water Technology in the Middle Ages: Cities, Monasteries, and Waterworks after the Roman Empire, by Roberta L. Magnusson, The Johns Hopkins University Press, 2001. Before reading Water Technology in the Middle Ages I don’t think it ever occurred to
What links Cairo, Oman, Gibraltar, Bolivia, Porto and the capital city Yangon in Myanmar with the Houses of Parliament in London? Unless you have really spent a lot of time doing pub quizzes during this Lock Down, then it is